If theres ever been a band shrouded in hyperbole, its U2. From their millions sold to their outspoken front-man whos saviour complex has even attracted a petition against him, the bands unquestionable success has led to its share of arrogance in interviews. Now, long-time producer Daniel Lanois is joining in on the fun. When talking about U2s upcoming album No Line On The Horizon with The Boston Herald, Lanois said, "The president of the company is singing better than ever and the tracks are wildly innovative. I would never have thought things would have gone this way. I believe, well, rocknroll has been reinvented one more time.
The new U2 album is due in early 2009, and will likely "reinvent rock'nroll with sold-out stadium tours, more millions from their Live Nation deal, and some huge radio singles. The Edge recently spoke with NME and said they delayed their album until 2009 because they wanted it to be "their year, adding that "it's taking a while, but I'm told there's no short cut to greatness!
Richard Cheese "Sunday Bloody Sunday
The new U2 album is due in early 2009, and will likely "reinvent rock'nroll with sold-out stadium tours, more millions from their Live Nation deal, and some huge radio singles. The Edge recently spoke with NME and said they delayed their album until 2009 because they wanted it to be "their year, adding that "it's taking a while, but I'm told there's no short cut to greatness!
Richard Cheese "Sunday Bloody Sunday
